Rate My Professor Louise Harris

Professor Louise Harris is the Professor of Audiovisual Composition in the School of Culture and Creative Arts at the University of Glasgow, where she also holds key administrative positions including Dean of Graduate Studies for Arts & Humanities Administration, Deputy Dean of Graduate Studies for the College of Arts, and Deputy Head of School for the School of Culture and Creative Arts. Specializing in audiovisual composition, her research focuses on the creation and exploration of audiovisual relationships utilizing electronic music, recorded sound, and computer-generated visual environments. Her creative practice encompasses fixed media works, live performances, and large-scale installation pieces, with a particular emphasis on Expanded Audiovisual Formats (EAF). Harris's works have been performed and exhibited nationally and internationally, including commissions from Cryptic, The Lighthouse, Sanctuary, and the Plenty? Festival. Key compositions include Eira (2025), DyingHaunts (2022), Ether (2020), Alocas (2017), axial (2015), ilsonilus:1 (2015), AllEco (2015), plette (2014), plavi (2014), ic2 (2014), Indusium (2013), intervention:coaction (2013), cs2 (2013), sys_m1 (2010), and fuzee (2010). Notable exhibitions are filigree traces (2021), Visaurihelix (2018), and Auroculis (2017), with performances such as NoisyMass (2018) and ic2 (formerly intervention:coaction) (2012).